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... know one another better, and have strengthened the ties of kinship and mutual sympathy by uniting the women of the English-speaking races heart and soul in the struggle for liberty and civilization. Confident of the valuable help we women can give our gallant ...
... Accordingly, they are hastening their preparations with grim earnestness —the most dangerous of all tempers in English-speaking peoples. We publish to-day an account of the Annual Report of the Secretary of the United States Navy, which shows the stupendous ...
... Army should form the right wing of a single Allied Army. The Primo Minister referred prattlingly to those who while not speaking well of the enemy run down one Ally or the other by misrepresenting the value and loyalty of its help. Italy meant to continue ...
... international law. My comment, however, was based not so much upon his letter of September. no upon speeches in December. Speaking at the Mansion House on December 7, Sir Edward is reported to have said Talk to me of • League of Nations! Why, every Great ...
... BARON SONNINO TO SPEAK. (FROM 0%1 N ROME, JAx. 1. The t.4enate concluded a three days' soeret sitting late yesterday afternoon. There will be one public sitting this afternoon, at which Baron Sonnirio is expected to make an important declaration about ...
... know one another better, and have strengthened the ties of kinship and mutual sympathy by uniting the women of the English-speaking races heart and soul in the struggle for liberty and civilization. ...
... of noise, a rumbling, roaring and banging, a sustained whistle and shriek of passing shells. On the portion of the line I speak of the firing was not merely a blind strafe. The heavies methodically pounded selected targets on which their guns had been ...
... urgent duty of warning and guiding distracted Rural*. Think of the war cartoons of Punch and ithemaeker . . . • A dash of speaks volumes in tongues of tire. The artistic. sentimental, generous-hearted would respond to this pictorial presentation of the ...
... sixteen million Turkish-speaking people on R territory, mostly in Central Asia, as against eight Turks in the Ottoman Empire: The aim of the Pan-Tununans, cherished by them before the war, is to link up all the Turkish-speaking peoples in Russian territory ...
... from Persian. and Arabs, also reminded them of their kin,hip with other Turkish peoples. for no 70 per cent, of the Turkish-speaking Population of the world is to be found outride Ottoman frontiers. This Pan-Tiirkisrn was as natural n corollary of Turkish ...
... point—above all, a Turkey with Germany behind her. 'this is the Pan.. Islamic propaganda of the Committee, or of Germany speaking through their mouth. It exploits the natural impulse of Moslems to combine for the preservation of their culture, exaggerates ...
... complaints were made that public school boys could not write an Engliah essay the reason was because they were not taught to speak, to read, or to write English, but to depend on translations from foreign languages to do what translation &add never do. ...